Too stupid for words!
Too stupid for words!
If you’ve done any reading on the bullying, abusive, malignant insanity foisted by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), (also known as Tactless Sinister Assholes) upon hapless air passengers, then you probably have a very clear picture of just how useless this entire organization is. They represent, not real security, but a theater act. People are pulled out of line for no reason which makes any sense. Clearly stupid regulations are put into place as to what cannot be carried on a plane. Clearly stupid behavior is exhibited by the TSA slime who man the security lines. People’s right to privacy and security are being infringed by these government goons in strip searches and pat downs. Property which could not be used to down a plane or take it over, is confiscated. Last, but not least, policing power is being abused at levels which reminds one of the Gestapo of the Third Reich, where charges are pretty much invented against individuals who have done absolutely nothing wrong.
Most of the TSA morons are not qualified enough to push a broom, but give them a tin badge and they’ll take their minimal IQ and devote it to causing misery for air travelers. I long ago stopped flying, because I don’t like being treated like a criminal in my own country.
Don’t believe me? Pick your favorite Web search engine and search for "TSA sucks". Read the links and the comments on those pages which have them. The stories are profuse.
I’ve read quite a few accounts which makes my blood boil, but this one has to be one of the worst. The TSA insanity is plainly showing.
Fresh from the Forge of Grand Irony comes the recent story about disappearing E-Books from Amazon.com. Seriously, this is rich. It seems that those running the Amazon’s digital publishing system, Kindle, decided that certain books needed to be recalled and they simply deleted these titles from people’s accounts. In short, it was a Digital Rights Management (DRM) fiasco, which should be criticized by every sane individual in the world. What makes it ironic, are the titles involved.
David Pogue has a nice summation of the insanity.
Chicago Police Officer Anthony Abbate was found guilty for the aggravated battery of a female bartender, Karolina Obrycka, back in February 2007. Read the article at the Huffington Post and watch the surveillance video to see this brave, heroic, uber-manly, 250 pound, staggering drunk, off-duty cop, continually punch and kick a 125 pound woman he shoved onto the floor while forcing his way into a private area of the bar; because according to him, he thought he was in danger.
Apparently, things much smaller and weaker than him, scare him. I’d hate to see what horrid violence a three pound Chihuahua would provoke out of his fearful little brain!
Abbate should have served prison time, up to five years for the crime he committed. He should have been sentenced properly, to send a clear message to the community that no one is above the law. Instead, Cook County Circuit Judge John Fleming sentenced him to two years probation with a home curfew from 20:00 to 06:00 each night, and 130 hours of community service.
Judge Fleming has decided to once more impose an "us vs. them" attitude in this sentencing. This action paints a very clear message, that those who serve to enforce the law, are above the law. With judges making calls like this, the police become nothing better than criminal thugs with badges.